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Our MA in Theatre and Performance empowers you to delve deeply into your creative vision while developing a portfolio of innovative, intellectually stimulating work. The program's standout feature is its adaptability: through a mix of required and elective courses, you can pursue both academic research and hands-on projects to enhance your professional skills and career trajectory. We combine thorough theoretical and historical study with cutting-edge performance experimentation. Throughout your studies, you'll collaborate with our globally recognized faculty and participate in workshops led by both resident and guest artists, expanding your professional connections along the way. Recent program highlights have included masterclasses with renowned practitioners like Stacy Makishi, Peggy Shaw, and Manuel Vason. You'll experience groundbreaking contemporary theater, from experimental performance art to shows at prestigious venues such as the Royal Court. To strengthen your industry experience, we provide short-term placements with our network of partner organizations and artists. Career opportunities We cultivate scholar-practitioners equipped for diverse professional paths: whether pursuing advanced theater research, establishing yourself as a performing artist, entering the cultural sector, or exploring other creative fields. Our alumni have secured positions including digital marketing specialist, assistant to theater directors, and university instructors. Graduates from this program have been employed at organizations such as: Live Art Development Agency London Metropolitan University National Student Drama Festival Slaughter and May The Sugarman Group University of the Arts London (UAL)
A 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, English, History of Art, Fine Art or a related subject. IELTS 7.0 overall including 7.0 in Writing, Reading, Listening and Speaking. TOEFL 100 overall including 27 in Writing, 24 in Reading, 22 in Listening and 25 in Speaking.